Theophilus (Architect)

Theophilus was an ancient Greek architect and engineer, active around the 4th century BCE, known for his work in Greece and potentially Egypt. He contributed to the development of architectural techniques and possibly authored treatises on engineering and building design. His name means "Friend of God," and he is often associated with advancing construction methods, including water management and stonework. While specific details about his life are limited, his legacy lies in his influence on classical architecture and engineering practices, blending scientific knowledge with artistic craftsmanship to shape enduring structures.